The Rann of Kutch is thousands of kilometers of wasteland without any timber, almost as dead land, completely dead. It is almost like a dead land. Rann of Kutch, along with Banni's grasslands, is divided into major parts known as Kutch ' Great Rann and Kutch's Little Rann. In the famous Thar Desert area of the Kutch district, Great Rann of Kutch in Gujarat district. The Rann of Kutch is the world's largest salt wasteland and a unique destination to explore in India. The river of Kutch lies between the Gulf of Kutch and the Indus River and supports a variety of flora and fauna.

FAUNA

The place is well-known for its wild Indian Ass in Little Rann of Kutch's Indian Wild Ass Shrine. Indian Wild Ass or Khur partakes in the land of other wild animals including Indian wolf, desert cat, gold jackal, endangered blackbuck, and the greatest Nilgai Antelope. Striped Hyena, desert fox, and the Caracal are wild animals in Kutch Wild Sanctuaries.



AVIFAUNA

The Rann of Kutch Avifauna has a range from waterbirds to desert birds, such as cranes, flamingos, and pelicans to great Indian busts, Lesser Florican and Houbara Bustard. The only location in India where flamingos breed along with Chari-Dhand Wetland Conservation Reserve is the Great Rann of Kutch. A hundred types of local and migratory birds, together with majestic birds of prey, fascinating buzzards and elegant harriers with a short ovum, are found in the Great Rann. The Great Rann.

WILDLIFE SANCTUARIES

Rann from Kutch houses many fauna shrines including Indian Wild Ass Shrine, India's largest fauna sanctuary, Narayan Sarovar Shrine, Kutch Bustard Shrine, Kutch Desert Wildlife Shrine and the Little Kutch Wildlife Shrine. In this wildlife preservation zone, there are many animal species such as lizards and snakes with spiders and desert scorpions, birds, and reptiles.





BANNI GRASSLANDS

In the salt marsh of the Rann of Kutch district, the Banni Grasslands are conservation reserves, respectively. In India, the only remaining habitat for the re-introduction of the Cheetah in India, Banni grasslands is recognized as rich biodiversity and a long protected woodland. Chinkara, wild boar, blackbuck, and Indian hare are found in the grasslands and possibly in the near future for Cheetahs. Chari-Dhand Wetland Reserve is the best place for waterbirds waterfowl, cranes, and painted storks in the wetlands of the Banni grasslands.



CHIRBATTI

In the Banni grasslands of Rann of Kutch, the world-renowned Chir Batti is the light of the fire. At the boundary of marshes, salt plateaus and the desert close to the Indian frontier, Chir Batti appears. The illumination of the ghost appears in the dark nights and the light's colors appear to be violet, red and yellow.



KUTCH RANN UTSAV

In November-December every year in the Kutch District, the popular Rann Utsav in Gujarat or Kutch Mahotsav is the main cultural event. Kutch Carnival is the part of the campaign of Khushboo Gujarat Ki which is one of the best and most colorful festivals of Gujarat. The main attraction at this desert festival includes cultural events, folk dance, traditional Gujarati dishes, and crafts.